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    Hi guys,

    I've softmodded my wii and have started backing up my Gamecube games using USB Loader GX, and running them using Nintendont. Up until recently, this has been working fine. I've tried searching online but a lot of info for Wii softmods is outdated advice.

    Is this the best way of doing it? I'd prefer 100% compatibility with my rips, as I will likely only keep my USB with my Wii and put the discs into storage. I don't mind doing a 1:1 rip, but if it's not required these days then I'd prefer as small as possible. I don't really want to have to get the discs out of storage and re-rip them later on down the track for whatever reason.

    The reason I'm asking is because I ran into an issue using Nintendont with my Zelda Collectors edition disc (has OoT and Majoras Mask). When I try to run them, it says the Memory Card is corrupt. I've tried a couple different tricks to get it to work but no cigar. Nintenddont lists 100% compatibility with the disc, so I figure its something that happened during ripping that is causing the issue.

    tldr;
    What is the best MODERN way of ripping Gamecube games to USB/SD card on a softmod wii?

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    Quote Originally Posted by spamassassin View Post
    tldr;
    What is the best MODERN way of ripping Gamecube games to USB/SD card on a softmod wii?
    Not sure what you're current method is outputting. But the best quality dump method is just to run Cleanrip, which will make you a 1:1 rip and verify it against a Redump dat.
    *PSA* Wii Redump collector's can now unscrub ISO files. So scrubbed games can now be verified. You can find the program to do this here

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    As already mentioned, Cleanrip is the best GCN ripping tool that I know of.

    One thing that can corrupt memory cards is games from different regions. They need a separate memory card, so any PAL games can't be saved on the same card as NTSC as it would corrupt the data. Not sure if it's the same on Nintendont emulated memory cards.

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    Thanks guys, I'll look into Cleanrip and Redump.

    The memory card issue shouldn't be region as it's being created by Nintendont for the game in particular. One thing might be that the disc contains a different regions games? Maybe my PAL Collectors Edition disc contains NTSC versions of OoT?

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